Ders Planı

Lesson plan /

Course Credit
Course ECTS Credit
Teaching Language of Instruction	İngilizce
Level of Course	Associate's Degree, TYYÇ: Level 5, EQF-LLL: Level 5, QF-EHEA: Short Cycle
Type of Course
Mode of Delivery	Face-to-face
Does the course require compulsory or optional work experience?
Course Coordinator	Instructor ŞİNASİ AKTAŞ
Instructor (s)
Course Assistant

The aim of the course	Objectives of the Comparative Structure course are to gain students the knowledge of morphology and syntax that basically consist of the concepts of affixes, phrases, clauses, and order of words. Objectives of the Etymology course are to gain students knowledge about the history of words in English and their meaning, and how the words in English were derived.
Course Content	Key Terms for Comparative Structure Course: Morphemes; Affixes; Part of Speech; Irregular Forms; Phrases; Clauses Key Terms for Etymology: Word Forming Elements in Greek; Prefixes; Suffixes; Part of Speech

The students become familiar with the translation
Learn about the background of English Literature
Become Familiar with the languages and cultures
Establish a background information about the history of translation
Identify the terminology of translation
Identify the differance between the translation and interpretation
Become efficient in using dictionary
Become efficient in using dictioanry and learns about the structures of languages
Able to translate various topics from literature to law, economy to chemistry other technic Works and texts
Can translate into other languages without corrupting the form and content in writtten texts
can control the translated texts and make prof readings etc.
Can make consecutive translation
Can open his/her translation office
Can teach english to primery school students
Can teach english at private institutions
Can work as a translator in various institutions, and periodicals
Can translate or edit one his own
Can find the mistakes in already translated texts
Can improve his translation skills through practice
Can use his communication skills during the interpretation in front of the crowded societies
Can guide the tourists and the businessmen
Acquire the knowledge of theoretical and practical knowledge about translation
The succesful graduates are as good translators as the faculty graduates
Students can work as a professional translators
Students can become offical translator

1	Introduction to the Course
2	An Introduction: Comparison of Structures for English and Turkish Affixes; Word Forming Elements; Words Derived from Greek
3	Introduction to Morphology Word Forming Elements in Greek
4	Morphology – Different Types of Morphemes Word Forming Elements in Greek
5	Morphemes: Irregular Morphemes Word Forming Elements in Greek
6	Parts of Speech Word Forming Elements in Greek
7	Parts of Speech (Lexical Categories) Word Forming Elements in Greek
8	General Review and Study Questions
9	Mid-Term Exam
10	Introduction to Syntax Word Forming Elements in Greek
11	Syntax: Types of Syntactic Structures Word Forming Elements in Greek
12	Syntax: Phrases Word Forming Elements in Greek
13	Syntax: Types of Phrases Word Forming Elements in Greek
14	Revision; Study Questions

1- Course pack compiled by the lecturer
2- The Study of Language, George Yule